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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
MAYOR WHITNEY SURPRISES THE "HEELERS'


Mayor whitney gave his followers a surprise yester'
dav, by Responding as Assessor Charles small n.
publican Of the XIIIh Ward whose second torn IN IN
office expired Friday Michael hyn.
reapponted assessor at tho time Inc term
each Is four years ard tho salary a
$4,000 Mr. Small was appointed In 1850 49,
continued In office by Mayor Low He showed especiss
for the work. aud Mayor Whitney said ~
teday he selected him because he wanted
man In Office Nevertheless ais action Is severely CIV
cised by the Democratic " heelers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
GEORGIA'S MELON DROP.

The complaints OF glutted melon markets coming
from NcwAYork and other Northern cities during the
last few weeks should not discourage melon grow
The thing to do IL not TO gvo up the melon indus
try, but 10 put forth greater efforts than ever 10 pro-
duco melons bigger tucier and of finer flavor than
we have been In the habit OF sending OF. There viii
come time with best and most luscious
watermelons Will not be snapped up soon a the,
be landed IA the swcterng cities OF the North and
West during the mosths Of July and Au.ast. But
there is danger VI ipjuring the traffic with Ordinary
mslons,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
WORKING HARD TO SAVE THE BooDLBRs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-rhe attorneys for the convicted
Cook County boodlers claim to have made startling
discovery vital In the trial. totally nval
datlng the finding One OF the lawyers SAID to-day that
il was nothing less than that the Illinois conspiracy
statute was illegal This Ia the law under which the
Anarchsts as well as the boodlers were convicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
1IDyIqHT FIGHT WITH AN ESCAPED CONVICT

hDNiGHT FIGHT WITH AN ESCAPED CONVICT
ATLANTA, Sept. (Specidb.A party Of pursuers
took "DnR" Buckaew, escaped convict in Randolph
County, Alabama. and sharp midnight fight occurred
In which one Of the party shot dead Buckalew
escaped, but bloody trail followed which resulted
In tina haoisa Of his dead body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
rrwrp DEATHS FROM COyT4 0rOy

The enforcement OF the law against public funerals and
wakes death from ous disease has had
the lessen eontaglon In the city. There
COB deaths the city week. and only thirty OF
them caused by contagious diseases. Diphthera,
which causing trouble In has been
creasng steadily. but sl heads the list OF contagious
diseases Following Is the OF such diseases
weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
LApoEs HOLIDAY IN MASSACHUSETTS.

NEw-BEDFoRD. Sept ,sPectiD.-rhe last session OF
the Legislature having made tae first Monday In Sep
TENDER legal holiday, designating It Labors
Holiday. business will lie almost entirely suspended here
then. All OF tho cotton mills manufactori.s, Leading
goods grocery and produce stores, newspaper
offices aud all firms will close for the day
Tho knights OF Labor will have baseball games and other
ATHLETIC nportr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
CAR HORSES SICK WITH CHAMBERS

PHILADELPHIA Sept. tSpecidl.)-A number OF horses
owned by the Race and Vine Streets Car Company az
aoted with CHAMBERS ordered to be killed to day.
Dr. Otto Won Lang who the horses said that there Is
great danger OF the disease spreading throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
rySprCrryo BpYryrE VESSEL.

INSFEVIINU a HEF L-' OH 'H'''I''.' ~.
NEw-BEDFoRD. Sept tSpeeiab. The chief OF tho ne'
enuc Marine Division, Peter Bonet arrived here !es.
day and inspected the revenue bark g. Chase wn's
mas arrived from cruise across the Atlantic lie ~
panied by the chief clerk Of the Treasury '"s
Yeomals, and Oy General Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
RESTRAINING A TFPOGRAPHTCAL ASSOCIATION.
suit begun yesterday in tho United States Circuit

suit was begun yesterday In tho United States Circuit
Court by Martin Rourke treasurer OF Pressmens Union
No restrain tho international Typographical Association
from issuing charter other union In this city
take ANY further action under the resolution rnvokng the
charter OF Union No which passed al tho National
Convention June 1897. William Anui.on, president :
William McCevey, secretary and and Charles
Gaaswe second tiospresident Of tho International
ciatiop ara " ade defendants Charlie, A. Hess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04

horse started suddenly and Bosch thrown unar tne
wheels which passed his chest crushing hin ~
that died In ten minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04

J. c. Bosch. piikman. OF No. 1o Cannon.st, at
te.np Ell 10 jump MA wagon Erie ferryboat ut
the Chambers stree. forty at q. m yesterday The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04

Since the withdrawal Of the two d.ssatishen ciups
the Staten Island and Bergen Point mines haVo ar
ranged special series OF games three to be playoa
nm the grounds of each. Three games have already
been played, the Bergen Point club winning TWO oy
the respective scores of to and to ana inc
staten Island nine one game by the score OF 70 W.
game IS PLAYED on every Wednesday, the mines play
ing at staten Island that day this week at Bef re
Point next and at Staten Island ON the Wrihesoay
following. Zach club has the games played on
It's home grounds so far. Should the series end In
tie a probable result, the final game VIII DO played
at the Polo Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
TOWN TOPICS.

s~sEEs Dara4nl, ssrt F4g ars'a4a - 80.
ssinx dsa1k
kdu4rd strasase BE sci kac4a ssr-
ness 4la<sr ~ sA.s cay. as aeen srzl . "a
pstsot 90 > holss csil@F
%siao1aas sesniazs 4Is 81 aated IA
fsf1ass 4 FoseEs nl4s.sl-e sasg. ias1eaa -
g4rsss's slsltEoayps ezsabi 81 lieat-
Selsoa. AaI,sr 90. 80 444ks the esrai-
tlss tsr - nsN 41i lt1a - e. 4 5oafa-
se4s hotsi = AsaF.lls. eertA Carolina
eaIzh k5er aad .lsinu Bush hsf eoasll
sad sstort. ssi1 oi ha'an-alaa. we're
sFreslss a. 80 a. y. Il 44l 49, sgs1iEs
ieg seiss 4f4a4.
On hasaif 81 tas people 4aY2r u<smAn
I'll sea- Pfssinssst Cleveland i.iIn4al il
gil4tlog T. sif l4a eily dalias Ia P1o-
pGssi Nsstsfn ZIP.
z 81. s4sland aas almost decided b
ksss aaotaer cia-a ba4s a. tAe AXE about
tEs ED 81 i1s n9aia. ilaae ~a9 snio8sa
iness given as Ys4f ~!i be h4ppg ~ -saru
81 tals-
Eldsr g1nHern tae Atyenli,t %
lAaTI1i rfeae4ea a. lltelesi.a2 srFrnsu
~ tsir sfse1 alill-nee ~ L4e pavilion.
safneF lf -elia Dly.siol-sl zEa 1ecoAd-
sss.. iA4l sszaiak
The rfopo.ed gloves 6sr lei, xsen Jim
fsl aad Jsek Dlneea sill probably nos
taka Place lHaern aaf.ng loIls1 bis
54fksr ssss ta4t lt siil ae Impossible t.r
hiai o. ilail lle engagement 9n account eI
scknsss
STATE usalcsist Nts has been furnished
Vita q IsehIa 81 tse strata through ST. p
f4o .4il t.s s4s as1 las passed,
alft s4atEl-s ~ lLe rsc-s ~ pe
tssl Ia li9AiaE = aes geological chart VI
tHs ai-
.as EaFaagsus NIL not talk free srsis
81 IHs tfssssrs llcale AZ Reed LaA- "a
las .EaafF F-linrd insf. re aa- ae-a iav.te.i
a. sI-res ne ssssl .ase. o4l. VT Gas
noi Isted y aasAss As 49, 4ooseI tie IN
g.latlel " aoL
a doea.r earfiase. belonging % inzrau.
ths iVerVlial So aadig smashed near ths
I4ks lass uisl- Ans tso men and ther
girls were pfsc pIJsted into flr road. 11t
none "a them sas hlrr WITH ths s1ceDrl0us
oi good shskla< ap aai a r. bruises
The lane IL oase pa bets cen he south
End el.b. ~ lis cilg and the somewhat
iaeioas Aa.dooils oi CooHersfl4s. ell
take p'act 81 iee Fair ofoaaas af @o tais
arefuoaB lt val o- ~ Interesting game
and s1o1,d os ni-aessed ~ q large auuI-
tacs.
Nastar zr-dae stoll and Peter Wander
lnde enlettaiaee angmDsr ~ iner I1ven .e
friends 81 tae Lake yesterday afternoon.
"a honor ~ ihs nisn srnlFes5aTy ~ their
sTrigal to this country from Holland.
among tnese present we're. Nathan HAu
snd Freddie k0nlaz. from Asskegon-
Timolhy Fitzpatrick. ixoorsr residing
on Hal Stree. va locxsi 10 "a AL ye1,e--
cav moFBilE i1r sac keeping. he IS sub
isct 20 ireq1en- at'acks oi in-anl-y and he
vi prooao.y Re sent TO Kalamazoo tor
freainsnL lie l.Yrs with his vile al bis
f4shrr's home ald Is a kinl lsosnd and 4
good idf hef
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Miss Msuis Cbie.es.ns bss gone % visit
fsi~ods &C Altoona. Penn
Nrs 8 L. Bolisr and daug asr Noodle
kre visiting iricnds In Lowell.
Nsfdea Watkins. of ths lonia House cf
toTrecrrn vas IA me cl.y yesterday.
Mss Fnna -iiessi. Of Wm,ehsu is
verns Nrs. !. p. 7yincut's, cl iis Wealthy
az.
urs. &. 8. sxs.o. Who has been visiting
ifeas ln lilinei. s. s1pec,ea home tOmOr-
gos
Miss Nstfie rsTia has Tslmued from a
Titasfft s'si EitA tienGs Al Lowell, her
forns- s3us.
s.f oplf.fy tae irt.s, Al The Warwick.
lrsg .essy 81 4 az "a Bay AID the Lake
T. rsort-
g. 81 Einksl srs BIS friend Harper Of
taicsso. are &c sasfts m a. "a. HeHcs, Oi
lie l.l.-s a4a.
El8 a2rg Eshaa. of Coicaeo. Is spend
80 IS asve sikh SIR su4 Ms. D.cker-
soa 81. 30 ooefa Lafayette 81 c.ty.
Hrs esynor snd her son. Master Harry.
o. the WINDSOR A9tei focf WAYNE. lud
sad Nra. DirnsN also 0f Fort Wayne, are
risrnz Grs J A Sanford Of Eighth-ar-.
fsg Iahrssn wui lelvs tAe city this
E.rulrs i.r HroslecIns Roar iu TIE Tar
West H- s.. ends g. spend tie rsst II the
rsmmsr Ia Oregon sno Washington Terri
tcfY.
Miss Eoias Ring has returned from her
Ti1lf III taaer.er Hhe-e she 1rtr4 81 oritlss-
ria'l ier her friend M,ss Nary Corrzan
40 vas married te r. A. Carleton. of that
Vi.lese on tne --ta ai ast noa.h.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

k<<<s A1s@- .4a Cs~as< s@~4a@r Fr.=4lssa
W.1zzas-ss. AS ;. - Loesl ssins
1s.lsssa o. sooasr ssstaaz .i44s "a isag
= snr<1 sesssflI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
DEPAarMsNT Rulss.
Ysry Lstfts Bs.isss. .Isansseted-A Patrol
man suspended.

man saspendSd.
The Board Of Pohee and Fire Commis
sl0ners convened in weekly session yesier
day afternoon. President Dysea MAS 81
chair and Comm issi0nefs Nithey
Hawkins aud More were present Fire
MarlAi Lenoine recommended thai tAs
beating apparatus IN the once AZ No. ?
rugine house be changed 20 side radiators
without expense ~ the c-tY. tousmitire vn
Property. sergeant Johnson reported tnsl
f4grolman ,laiLery had filled % s.sn r.
pog- 90 having dispersed a crowd while OF
duty. COMMITTEES On Men aud Discipline.
SUIT. smith reported having suspended
fsfEolman Mccullough. On Angus. ? Tor
nsxisc5 Of dafy aud EALING 10 give sigrals
Aad patrol his beat properly. COMMITTEE
on Mea and Discipline.
lbe following accounts were allowed
Jas AcCurdy. hogsesA0eing. - 40 sscfe-
taTy' disbursements, S-aZ75 +. Van Drleie
& Co. oats, SIS r. Coleman, klndliug
$50. Geo. Il. WilmOt, harness, -.
Clerk j. Z. Johnson was granted leave OF
absence for one month. provided he iurn-
ishes a suitable substtute.
President Dygert stated that the officials
OF the City National Bank had complained
about the 0oOtoiacks cOngFegating abOgl
their place Of business. Ine committee on
Rules and Regulations were instructed %
ascertain what the Council had done with
reference 10 al ordinance licensing boot
blacks ana neHsoOys which the board bad
recommended u the Council Tor consider
alton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
CREAMERY.
Butter MIX.


Having learned that Grand Rapids is
only partially and irresGlarly supplied
With butter milk, and knowing. from IN
cuiry. that there is a great demand for
pare. fresh Article we have decided TO
introduce a wagon next Monday. and later,
Il necessary. systems Of wagons for .he
sase o this milk throughout the city. Our
creamery IS located ~ lOnia aud with con
genisnf express snd freight trains. our
goods can be shipped each Gay in fine. fresh
condition. We shsd also. upon demand.
oe able % furnish hotels. restaurants. and
private families with sWeel cream and
creamery butter a. reasonable rats. AL
ORDERS are % be siVra dirsc.lv 90 The wagon.
or sent Dy ma. 10 the Valley tTesms7v.
i0aia. NIeh. We earnestly solicit TIE
patronage of the people Of Grand Rspids
~ oor venture Very respecsfaI Iy.
Z. CCrTEz & son.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

lFE - THK E8sLs S1EAz lArNess
asa D1s hglsz ~. - lae ~ sf-
fs4ss1 kaE = Acs ~ - -.
sf-< 4s e. zA4 hsEAI1
feszs tafer1 fas Eael- Ehat 3 r2Fs oca-
laetst sean .4latFy eIl1 ~ tfe to47e
sna eco0fiHk sstsoiish n-szsf. sn1 80 g ~
gtss.sst lo = se t@zEs L2s g-st sQEk -14i W@'
sFey GE91k4t gat - 1Ae18Ds<s, s11 tes
theo t1aE hans.y ssk ~ theas 4 s1afe q
le<sF traas. N1ar naost haaole servant
-. A Ezasl8.
Rinz tslep20as -. sla.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
cLssk soHN8ows c0Tgnsss.


Kaown Hasinrs- Men.
IN ~bgb smith 0r-an yesterday morn
inx appeared an alleged interview With one
>. A. Johnson c.ics oierS ST Police Head
aaafisrs. sneat she article healed More
eceaS Wors Vh'ca appscgsd ID the
TELsesAs Hrsslp q Ws3ossday. John
sou st.szs .o i4e story TODD ~ the witness
slsna l5at ~. Fat. ras 10 las ssioon on
shs sunday - Question ard chsr-es the
~fresses tr fae defense wi. d making false
statements. Rsiler trasb assertion for
mere veafh t9 make wtsr ths s<ct IS taken
into cous'ierston taar taese self
s.ra witness are Numbered
"a aoE ne most reputable eiti-sns
q re Va isT fitg snd base CO years been
s1xaTesi IN business here. The rsaf arfs
a. pfxriouslY sistei n tsis raper thar The
hesr VS. purchase ra-s Mr. N-sts N-.e
sra nli thst sgentl lensa W. aa. rmseat
~ to 0errsion lsrk i.Au5su Fcl8a-
tesres ssireIre spot ing stC-r io the enu-
trafg &c vit areiur. 3 IS. Nlrr6ur-.
fta val known Esaa'-s sfe goods
r.erchens. "a re'r arrr tfsf AZ che
lffre rhsu lo4lsan sTlss fo seeing tast
"a fns t,iu.l. - vas -ret as fas 1ou.s
Fsf esr-tnlg ~ NHrnH-rs statement
& hsre mere weigh. y b tss community
tasa te T rsfx vao srfs ts snv Tor
n smHa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

I'VE took it cat riding IN iis carrisee and
10 went 70 sleep. IL caught cold while We
were carving IL from the carriage back into
the house" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can De detached from the whce. 5
and carried into the house without disturb
ing he baby. See Advertisement and send
for a catalogue. rs Wabash Avenue, Chi
csgo H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Mrs. Peters had ills.
Mrs.. Peters had chile,
NFs- Peters was sure she was going 20 die
They dOsed her with pills.
With powders and squills.
With remedies wet. and with remedies dry.
Many medicines ilred her.
But none OF them cared her.
Their names and their number nobody
could tell
And she soon might have died,
Bat some Pellets were tried.
That acted ike magic, and then she got
w@'l.
The magic Pellets" were Or. Pierce :
Pleasant Purgative Pellets the original Lit
tie Liver Pills. Thev cured Mrs. Peters
and now she wouldn't be without them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

state OF Michigan County of Kent-ss.
l. Ihqmas b. 6ifb.af, p. esident Of the above
naInea bznk. 90 solsmniy swear that the above
statement Is true ID the best OF ny knowledge
and beieL
THCS. D. GILBERT. PEST.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 4tn day
Of August. A. ID. lSS7.
CatRLEs CHANDIFR,
Notary Public, Kent County, Mich.
Correct, Attest.
fr-IVs Hos sENtS,
HENRY FEkLfca. Directors
L1HCET. d. PUTNAM.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Spend your vacation a. The Kensing.
ton. HaroOr Springs. Mich.
Tow b. sEELY. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

1 OST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 184,382
nsned ~ the GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN The City
81 New Ysss 70 Mary Boil an Psr.cns cautionsd 70
the same and requested 70 deliver
Sank eorner lAihss and <th-svs nos ysstorsd the
tsn dny o. octcoe 1887 sppteaou WI b nads % tho
Gew.Yexk. Sept az azda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
AHe ion Sales
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE FLORIDA
CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAILROAD

~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court Of the United
S1t 5'sn GbBGS c coa
TIVE and
ISL at MOI on s s oe aa{ o.
ssstCn aishs:s
city Of Jacksonville Duvs County stte OF Florida as d.
e Ts
and Sarigaton Company as by The %o
Sags deeS Of 1Ts s set Cr'9 p t
with It's branches from Tallahassee St Marks and from
the roaa s. the sr s al way ar
H. water and Gnsr stations houses and shops
toos and implements used or provided to 5e ussS
saa s1as re.
n% apa o. ~ ra.ys1 e' ssnSs fixture:
and grounds connected herewi wherever situated and
cree belong 70 saiS TioTi ce9rs and hsI
BY tho said company conpanes by the Recover there
s CO % an % az Fdt sHs s NTH al
cation Company and said original ora Central West
liberties sd fanenis., Of .a several Pss ss
p me- o DC an . ses lar ne relate
10 from 70 81 Marx. from
An q SAID properly above describe? win sold a. an
issued The Receiver under y this coaT
decd or 's 81 "a 70 s lien of
the payment Of twenty I'VE dollars the interest
due thsrenn OF and upon the ST. Marks branch
IN required to deposrt fifty thousand dollars
bidder 70 be forfeited II .ad bidder shall complete ha
purchase accordance with and MI
thousand dollars additional shall cash ON Tho
day OF sale; and the delivery Of the sale be
confirmed oy the court OF the
shall be paid INTO court ea certificates
discharge the portion OF the Receivers debta arising Ia The
operation OF the Florida Central and Western Railroad The
remainder OF tbs purchase money bs paid
due coupons and bonds OF this FLORIDA Central
Railroad Company secured by MORTGAGE each coupon
and bond being received thereof
entitled to receive under said decree The
received In lou Of cash shall I've stamped
Of the amount credited reresn for principal
which amouI shall BE- held 10 be the
amount dLe thereon and the said bonds
menf shall be fehrned TO the parties from whom
rrceve The rolling stock equipment tools
owned by said Florida Railway and Navigation Company
way In ihe directed In said decree and the mr.
chasers 10 whom such rolling stock equipment tools and i'm
plemens shall lie 50 appotoned shall the same subeo.
to the provisions OF contracts OF lease In re-
laon thereto hsrst0fore made assumed by H. Duvsl
Receiver - - " $3.50
The sale may be adjourned BY made
time and place before mentioned and n
sale may DO h&f al the
be so adjourned without further notice thereof
For moro SPECIFIC Statements OF liens
ano OF the nights aad be
Terms and conditions OF references
decree IN THIS SUIT entered 40 herenbefore stated
Dated, August B 1851
yosRPH H. DURREH
yo,y~-,o~, Special Master.
THOMAS L. CLARKE
Solicitors for Complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

ITTU LET-Tor winter, No. SO w esq zUsn-st.,
handsomely furnshed wide English basement house 20
only possession Admission only
81 permit from 4. N. PATTERSON 50 Lsenardsk
EOUR.STORY STONE FRONT, nearly now
to choos scatioa the Park and elevated
aation rent 81 800 possession Oct Inquire
isea lO7 West 54th-st JOHN MCCLURE 20 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

oFFcE or TuE SEwYoEk LAKE FRIE AND wEsrEax)
RAILROAD CuMPASY.
NKw YORK. september -. 1884
HOLDERS of bonds entitled by virtue of such
ownership Subject 10 tho Conpanys regulations 10
registration OF such bonds u vote az the annual
Directors the York West
Railroad and which bonds already
been BY TOR voting the Of
present
such bonds Will be opened on the 2SrH DAY OF sEPTEM
BEn instant at tho Transfer Once OF tho COMPANY Room
10 In the Coal Iron Exchange Building No 81 Cor4ndt
Street the Citv SswYors. and will close the 29T
OF OCTOBER
election Directors be held tho 29T DAY OF so
VENEER
By order OF the Board OF Directors
A X MACDoYouGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
Bnsiness properfp for Sale aud Go fst.

A LARGE Corner Store and basement, suit
IN able for heavy downtown business, to let
rutland WHITING. Bsekman.st
I EASE OR FOR SALE.-Flve- story ware
- house 25l 6ouh-st. tending Water possession
immediately. Apply to HoRACEs ELY. 90 Pins.st.
r. s. ROBERTS. Owner. 80 oreensst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
arscklpn proprtg fn Sale AMI 90 ft

81 FIRST PLACE.-To let, partially fur
nIss.d for three years. private family ony.
the nne story brownstone house No II
First place. bstween Clinton ssa Henry IA For
terms and permit apply toJ H. BERGEN s07 COurtst.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
,,,s,urss AT TIE EXCHANGE

-. .o,.,oers,,s eompessuon me We C
Aari,a II. Muller Son az the keai hs"S 80 80
Yesterday Of properly on Lswssst, os'~esh osa a,
T.s, Houston and Deaacey s,s No. lis pelAhses -.
&c., Aory brick double tenement aad Stores Az i ~,
40 soa per aanum. Tho bidding started at slo'ooo
ran up 70 sIs7so A. W Neufeld was me ,.,sSs II
ariSry brick ensnst and store s0s so 800 rel
brick shop The , Sns fs sa psopsrsy feins
tnosssd down 70 b. Hammer Tor No; :;
ss pss mp ;h and Store ana nck ho There
e . with ssa as Ssss for he erection
Wa a. sxs,a asDsh The property sold 70 W Cohen for
$500 Ms% SSss un naa Foreclosure g0S No sis2
N",h TSrds and one-hundrsd andsixty N
S ss ss'd io Vase per g;
Per es9 and sold s Son sd o under
t nsws NO. adr asa West u
Us West 70, osS soo Sfe'
trinity SsSrsn T. sns
we'; Sso o. has sesn so f for $4,000
srcgasion Two Svsstory tsnement Nos I1s and p lis
last q, ss eS sash H. Muller Son hsvs
Ono sale Of tho mst Of assros
Wofe deceased announced for October H. ho,so
;:a Ky S.
isSSSosi st Sas
e loan o one on o. ars wo &
nroadwsy also house 70 rent
.srpua s sixth % seventh sSes twenty
and Nnth-ave., wanted house, $4,000
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Sept 90. 1887.
Tho following sales made at the Exchange and
Auction Room TO-DAY;
BIZ William ". Fogg
ss,ory house with lot M 1926 North Shave. 6a6
Of l67tlrst lot 2sxllos; Brown---------- shi9o
Bs A. n. Muller Son.
..s,orr bonae with lot No 2S2 West l29th-st S.
40 II Of shave lot 1s9xa9 Lurz.. Sl15o0
5.story building With lot No lls Delancsystna
sS,ory building Stand ssiory shop: with of No Ils
Lewis n OF Stanton-st. lot oo2xi0o2iB ..o.o
Hammer -'0
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-X T. CITY.
The ssovs tbs rsaf estate
N The Registers once eriAv
sh P:nSSer and wife to George b. Eighms 100000
,,i.1 Nos 40 i2s East 42 ss7S FredriEa ooo
sp raa, cor Of soths 100 81 i30 Francis
n jerks also Charles Barney and wife to Nell % soo
,as sSa va rs r. Of aa1s Scisa H. James
Colse and wife TO Mary Ysr r lii 10 ons;s
IL. "s' SOL l2!ta.l S5liOO Henry .oo
snsrs and vife 10 xrthnr Lmsyer...-.- $3.50
o'' .sa via TO HsSry Rsnhard and anothsr Al0o
suaoks No 20 25xl0o; John schappsrt and wife a. ooo
,os,ss %s "a aai ltn.avs lsx7i; stephen Il
mayer and wife 70 Dstriek " wehre1ssrx No. so'ooo
iiroa ARD wife to Cons ing ....-.-. $4,000
7sdst No 2ls East 2sIlo2 Charles Dsras"ann "a oso
HnsS Martin spa w,ie to Asne 10000
80" Nc ~ 10 sarah Gartins ..-...---..... 2s5oo
tscsa, 70 aargarstha Beck $500. 1920,
s,hsss no sas. q 75.4 II o. 54th St 25lrioo ooo
FtcS and v ifs to William winter-.-.-...-. 10000
Fcss and wife To John Broesssr 1880